The famous shoe has been dismissed by Mark Webber, who sensibly decides not to join in the quaffing of premium champagne from a sweaty shoe. Thanks for joining us on what was a great day for Red Bull, and a major twist in the battle for the championship. We’ll go to Japan with Rosberg making Hamilton’s task that much harder in the last five races.

Keep an eye on The Guardian’s F1 coverage for all the wash-up from Sepang, and the build-up towards Suzuka.

Ricciardo takes a big sip of champagne from his shoe, and if it was the one he’s just driven 56 laps on a red hot day in then I hope the Red Bull team doctor is on standby with a vitamin injection to make sure he gets to Japan. Max has had a sip too, but remember when you were that age - you’d drink anything.

Plenty of Aussie flags in the crowd to back their man. He started fourth, and now he’s got his fourth win. With Mark Webber handling interview duties on the podium this could be a memorable celebration.

A shattered Lewis has blown up like his engine (in a subdued, Lewis kind of way) in questioning his reliability issues, and why he seems to be having more issues with the Mercedes engine than anyone else. We’ll probably hear more of this before Japan...

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Lewis stoking the conspiracists on @SkySportsF1 right now. Twitter about to explode.

Daniel Ricciardo wins the Malaysian Grand Prix!

Lap 56 - Ricciardo wins the Malaysian Grand Prix! He finishes 3.0 seconds in front of his Red Bull teammate Verstappen. Nico Rosberg finishes third, 13.8 seconds in front of Raikkonen so he will remain in third place. Rosberg has now got a 23 point lead in the championship.

Lap 52 - Rosberg is now over 12 seconds in front of Raikkonen, but whether he finishes third or fourth it’s been a great recovery. Fernando Alonso also deserves credit for rising to seventh after starting last on the grid. In mechanical news Kvyat has reported on the radio that his breaks are going to [bleep]. And it really did bleep.